, 1887-11-03
LOCAL JorrINGs.

The work OF veneering the cracker
factory has at last begun.
Remember the concert at the Pres
byterian church this evening.
A great deal of emigrant baggage
has been handled of late ut the de-
pot.
All. Williamson is building large
addition to his house on Front
street. t..t,.s
Chief OF Police Warren has moved
into a room over AL SOmer's place on
Post street.
End of track on the Spokane & Pa
louise road Is mile aud half be-
yond PalOuse City.
John Murray, the accountant. Is
at the hospital suffering from a
severe attack of pleurisy.
Mr.. John $. Munson, father OF
Mrs. Albert Allen, died at her house
very suddenly yesterday morning.
The regular drill night of compa-
ny G., N. q. W., will hereafter be
Monday instead of Tuesday rs here
tofore.
A number of our best musicians
have volunteered to take part In the
concert ut the Presbyterian church
this evening.
Attend the concert at the Presby.
terian church this evening. The
concert Is given for the benefit OF
the organ fund.
The appearance Of the Monte Girls.
TO and Pyke companies next week
will give our theater goers a chance
to enjoy themselves.
Do not forget the COncordia ball
that takes place next Saturday night.
II you desire to enjoy an evening OF
pleasure, be on hand.
There are almost twenty divorce
cases ON the calendar Of the district
court. This IL rather large show
ing for new country.
G. +. Pillsbury has sold the o. X.
stables on Riverside avenue, and
goes up to the mission, where he
may possibly engage in business.
Word was received last evening
that George Olney, Il farmers resid-
ing near ROsalia, died suddenly at
the Mission yesterday morning.
Every one should read the "Count
of Monte CristO." A knowledge of
the plot OF the famsus novel will
greatly add to the enjoyment of the
drama.
1t may ease the minds of some to
know that from time to time the city
ficer, who reports that 1t Is perfectly
pure.
Telephone connections have been
completed between COlfaX and
Walla Walla, thus making IA through
line between this city and Walla
Walla.
A new disease seems to have made !
its appearance among horses about |
town which appears to be very fatal.
A number of animals have died dur
ing the past week or two.
Mr.. j. Blackhart, foreman on the
division of the Northern Pacific be.
tween Sprague and Rathdrum, re-
ports that the the trestle bridge just
northeast OF the city will soon be
finished.
The new Turbine wheel, purchas-
ed Ly the Electric Light company,
was sighted in yesterdays issue.
BY the omission of II cypher II was
described as Il twenty.elght horse
power, instead of 28O.
A note from MIR. Munter requests
that the case Of Sam Hellar vs.. Mack |
be stricken from the docket, as the
case has been settled and ordered
1t is learned that there
were number of other cases on the
list by mistake.
a good start has been made on the
to the Division street
bridge on the north side OF the river
II is built of heavy timbers. Work
will commence on the bridge itself
AS soon AS the plans arrive, and
large gang Of men will be employed. |
The report of the police justice for
shows the following list of
cases tried before him: Drunk aud
II; disorderly, 6: vagran.
cy, j; resisting officer, |; shooting
within city limits, L. The fines inn
posed amounted to $33, of which S31
was paid.
For the past few days the poll tax
payers in Saunders addition have
been working out their tax on the
roads in that vicinity, " hich ar"
COW i'm very good condition. All |
bat nine or ten turned out and the
street commissioner has his eye on |
the delinquents.
Every member of the Masonic fra
ternity should turn out and give the |
venerable poet laureate of Free'ua-
sonry a rOusing welcome. You will |
probably never have a cnance to
hear Dr. Rob Morris again. Let the
lodge room he filled to overfiowing
on this occasion.
AT the last meeting Of the /. O. G.
r., the following officers We're elect
ed for the ensuing year: M s Bent
ly, w G II; Miss b Lewis, w VT;
j II Hungerf0rd, secretary;S S G Cad
well, p =; S l. Alexander, treasurer;
VIM Mexican, M Grier chaplain;
Miss Nevin, l G.; Masterson, q u.
The installation will take place next
Monday evening.
Although there was q quorum
present at the regular monthly busi-
ness meeting OF the Y. NJ. G. A. on
ruesday night, the meeting ad-
ourned to Tuesday evening next,